2010 Economic Summit accomplishments
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The document summarizes accomplishments from 2009-2010 by the Economic Summit focus groups in the areas of livable communities, infrastructure, business development, health and medical, tourism and hospitality, and education and workforce. Some key accomplishments include securing over $212,000 for a historic train depot restoration project, beginning construction of an apartment complex with tax assistance, and expanding the regional wastewater treatment plant. Business development efforts included an entrepreneurship program recognition and a retail survey. In healthcare, a new community hospital was completed and participation increased in public health events. Tourism efforts promoted local attractions and trails. Education partnerships continued between schools and the business community.
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This document discusses earned value management (EVM) and measuring its effectiveness. EVM integrates cost, schedule and technical performance to provide early warnings of issues and predict outcomes. While multiple metrics could be used, the most important single metric for measuring EVM effectiveness is the accuracy of its predictions, such as how well it predicted a project's outcome. However, a single metric may not be enough, as EVM aims to encourage doing the right things and in the right way.
Structure in Basic Web Design
The document discusses the importance of structure in website design. It describes how structure defines how users navigate through a website and where they can access information. It also mentions that websites have hierarchical levels and that structure should provide intuitive navigation with multiple access points to content.
[JokerConf] Верхом на реактивных стримах, 10/13/2016
Вы из тех, кто считает, что, распараллелив любой цикл, можно улучшить перформанс, и Collection.parallelStream() — ваш лучший друг? А как вам идея — вбросить ещё пачку машин и получить распределенную обработку? Интересно? Тогда для вас этот доклад обязателен к просмотру.
Виктор познакомит слушателей со своим другом, Ориентированным (Направленным) Ациклическим Графом (или Маркизом?!), и покажет, как с его помощью была организована распределенная высокопроизводительная система обработки информации в памяти поверх нашего знакомого Java 8 Stream API.
Danis Concarneau 2016
This document summarizes the work of the Marine Biology Lab at the Université Libre de Bruxelles led by Bruno Danis. It describes the lab's research focusing on various topics related to marine biology in Antarctica such as symbiosis, eco-physiology, biogeography, and biodiversity informatics. It lists the biological models, approaches, and objectives for each research topic. It also provides information on the lab's partners, funding, timelines, and publications. The lab operates the biodiversity.aq ecosystem which includes tools and databases for taxonomy, occurrences, an atlas, field guides, and microbial data.
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WebSockets: The Current State of the Most Valuable HTML5 API for Java Developers
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2013-2014 Consolidated Funding Application
New York State has opened up the 2013-2014 funding rounds, the CFA will remain the primary portal to access state agency resources, including resources for community development, direct assistance to business, waterfront revitalization, energy and environmental improvements, sustainability, workforce development, agricultural economic development, and low-cost financing.
CFA opportunities
The document summarizes the Consolidated Funding Application program created by Governor Cuomo to streamline access to economic development funding from multiple New York state agencies through a single online application. It provides an overview of various funding opportunities totaling over $500 million from agencies like Empire State Development, NYSERDA, Homes and Community Renewal, and others for projects related to business development, infrastructure, energy efficiency, workforce development and more. All applications are due by August 12th.
Ritter Park Renaissance
1. The action plan proposes installing a soccer field and wiring the canopy area of Ritter Park using a $2,000 grant from NeighborWorks America and $500 from Develop New Albany, with additional fundraising in progress. Strong collaborations include New Directions, the Parks Department, the Ritter Foundation, YMCA, area churches and more.
2. NeighborWorks America is a national nonprofit organization created by Congress to provide support for community revitalization efforts. New Directions Housing Corporation is a NeighborWorks certified organization committed to strengthening neighborhoods in the Metro area through affordable housing and community engagement.
3. The benefits of the action plan include increased park utilization, improved resident and non-resident perceptions of the park
Healthy Communities Wyandotte annual report
Healthy Communities Wyandotte's (HCW) mission is to mobilize the community to improve health and well-being in Wyandotte County through increased communication, coordination, and culture change. The annual report uses whimsical colors with traditional design element to portray serious business in a friendly way.
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The St. Louis Regional Unbanked Task Force announced that it has had over $1 million in economic impact by connecting consumers to mainstream financial services. The task force reported connecting 1,600 previously unbanked individuals to bank accounts, with a 96% retention rate. Its goal is to reach 20,000 households in two years through partnerships with banks and nonprofits. Treasurer Tishaura Jones spoke at the event announcing the task force's progress in bringing financial stability to St. Louis families.
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Love Impact, Inc. will sponsor a walk-a-thon and health fair Memorial Day weekend as a vehicle to save 10 families from foreclosure and raise awareness about the subtle values that walking can have on peoples’ health.
All applicants for the grants will be screened and must meet the criteria established by Love Impact, Inc. before the applicants are allowed to participate. The qualified participants will be required to go through training and demonstrate their ability to be self-sufficient and maintain any agreements established in accordance with their mortgage modification.
A committee appointed by the Board of Directors of Love Impact, Inc. will select the 10 candidates that will receive the grant assistance for their loan modification.
All funds received through sponsorships and donations to the Love Runs the City campaign will be used to save 10 families from foreclosure. The funds will be distributed directly to the bank(s) no later June 15, 2010.
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Citizens of Wichita participated in 102 community meetings to discuss survey results and provide input on priorities and funding. Creating a reliable long-term water supply was the highest priority for funding. Improving streets and establishing passenger train service were also high priorities. Meeting needs of the homeless and encouraging economic development were discussed. Vision statements focused on job creation, cultural amenities, and ensuring opportunities for future generations.
Motivate Michigan Project Review and Results
The document summarizes a 2010 project called Motivate Michigan that was a collegiate competition to generate ideas for improving Michigan's economy. It discusses the objectives, process, winners and impact. Over 280 student ideas were submitted from various colleges. The top 10 ideas were selected and then public voting determined the final 5 ideas. The winning idea was for underwater turbines for alternative energy. The project received over 3 million media impressions and helped promote economic development and sponsor brands.
Building Community Capacity through Broadband
Building Community Capacity through Broadband a presentation by Andy Lewis at the Northern REgional Broadband Networks Forum in Duluth in October 2011
Ritter Park Renaissance Version2
This document outlines the Ritter Park Renaissance Action Plan for 2009-2010. It includes installing a new soccer field and wiring the canopy area of the park. Funding comes from a $2,000 grant and $500 additional funds. Strong collaborations include local organizations. The neighborhood has been engaged and committed to change via training. Introductions provide background on involved organizations like NeighborWorks America and New Directions Housing Corporation. The plan aims to increase park utilization, improve perceptions of the area, add exercise options for children, and complement ongoing revitalization work. Next steps include Parks Board endorsement and working group formation to continue implementation planning.
BCFAN - Power of Collaboration
This document summarizes the work of the Black Creek Financial Action Network (BCFAN), a collaborative network in Toronto's Jane and Finch neighborhood working to improve financial literacy. BCFAN coordinates financial education events and advocacy, shares best practices, and researches programs. Its accomplishments include studies on youth financial literacy, payday loans, and retiring with low income. Challenges include maintaining membership and engaging banks. BCFAN members include social service agencies and academic institutions. The co-chairs are named for more information.
Planning for YMCA Visit
The document provides an overview of plans for a visit by leaders from the YMCA of Greater Houston to discuss the possibility of the YMCA operating an aquatic and recreational facility in Bryan/College Station. Key points include:
1) A group has been meeting for over 3 years to discuss the need for an indoor aquatic facility and the potential for the YMCA to operate it.
2) In 2015, a representative group visited YMCA facilities in other cities and concluded the YMCA could efficiently design and operate a comprehensive facility to meet community needs.
3) On July 24th, four YMCA leaders will visit and meet with about 30 local community members to further explore the potential for a YMCA facility partnership.
TN SDAT presentation
The document summarizes the work of the Southeast Tennessee Valley SDAT team that was assembled by the AIA's Center for Communities by Design. The team conducted a design assessment of the region to address challenges related to population growth, the environment, and the economy. They developed recommendations focused on areas like regional cooperation, environmental protection, education, and land use planning to help create a more sustainable future for the region.
Housing Opportunity 2014 - Federal Housing Policy Roundup, Jonathan Harwitz
Housing Opportunity 2014 - Federal Housing Policy Roundup, Jonathan HarwitzULI Terwilliger Center for Housing
The document summarizes a presentation by Jonathan Harwitz of the Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) on federal housing policy challenges and opportunities. LIIF is a nonprofit community development financial institution that has invested $1.5 billion, serving 1.7 million people and creating $33 billion in social impact. Harwitz discusses LIIF's priorities for federal policy and funding, including the Capital Magnet Fund and examples of LIIF-supported projects providing affordable housing and health services.CYH Resume'14
Claudette Young Hinds has over 30 years of experience in strategic planning, management, training, and grantsmanship. She has worked with numerous government and non-profit organizations in the US Virgin Islands. Her background includes serving as the Director of Energy for the Office of the Governor of the USVI and Director of Community Services in Boston. She holds a Master's degree in City Planning from MIT and an undergraduate degree from Harvard.
Connect NC Presentation for Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership
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GWLN-FoundationList
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The document lists several Bay Area foundations that provide grants for programs and projects, including the Community Foundation Silicon Valley, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, Arts Council Silicon Valley, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and Wells Fargo Foundation. It provides background on each foundation's mission and grant areas, as well as details on application deadlines and requirements. The document serves as a resource for identifying potential sources of funding for the Global Women's Leadership Network.
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Three social studies teachers at the middle school worked on curriculum development during a professional development day while students had the day off for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Hawkeye Community College is asking voters in 22 school districts to approve a $25 million bond to fund expansions and renovations at several of its facilities over the next 20 years in order to address workforce development needs. The Neighborhood Closet store in Waverly has expanded its space and merchandise selection after experiencing growth in its furniture and mattress business.
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Connect NC Presentation for Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership
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2010 Economic Summit accomplishments
- 1. Review of 2009-2010 Economic Summit Focus Group Accomplishments Presented by: Dr. Al Spritzer ETSU College of Business and Technology November 4, 2010
- 3. Focus Group: Livable Communities Facilitators: Suzanne Kuehn and Dan Reese
- 11. Focus Group: Infrastructure Facilitator: Robert Reynolds
- 17. Focus Group: Business Development Facilitators: Todd Smith and Jose Castillo
- 22. Focus Group: Health and Medical Facilitators: Jenny Brock, Tony Benton and Jeff Bedard
- 26. Focus Group: Tourism and Hospitality Facilitators: Brenda Whitson and Teresa Treadway
- 30. Focus Group: Education and Workforce Facilitators: Dr. Janie Snyder and Dr. Bill Flanary
- 33. Thanks to the many who helped achieve this year’s accomplishments !